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I like they way they highlight that combining Ruby and nodejs makes for a complicated Dockerfile, while their example after only includes Ruby and not nodejs. A
by kevinsimper 8y ago
I like they way they highlight that combining Ruby and nodejs makes for a complicated Dockerfile, while their example after only includes Ruby and not nodejs. And do they propose a buildpack called ruby-nodejs, because in many cases you don't need nodejs in your Ruby app. OMG now buildpack's are a leaky abstraction!
- molszanski 8y agoIf only we lived in a universe where there was an easy to find and ready to use dockerpack ruby-node. Oh wait.
- jacques_chester 8y agoThe CNB design allows buildpacks to opt in or out as a group. So the same nodejs buildpack can work in multiple usecases. With ruby, java, whatever's necessary.
- codefinger 8y agoThe Ruby buildpack shown in the example installs Node.js for you. A developer doesn’t even need to be aware that it’s required to precompile assets.